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Hi! I'm Mary Shelley,

I was born on August 30, 1797 Today, January 1st , of 1818, my book  Frankenstein has just been published. I started writing this book when I was 18 , about a young scientist who creates an intelligent creature in an unorthodox scientific experiment.

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In the first chapter of the story he explains that a captain and his crew find a man, Victor Frankenstein, almost dead in a piece of ice in the Arctic.

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In the second chapter he explains a little about his childhood and one of the sentences that caught my attention is "I learned that love and patience are the most important things in the world."

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When Frankenstein was 17 he left for the city of Ingolstadt to continue his studies, at which time Elizabeth contracted scarlet fever, and Caroline, who had been in charge of caring for her, recovered.

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"I attached the body to the wires on my machine. More cables attached the machine to the mast. I was sure my machine could use electricity from lightning to bring the body to life."

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"My heart was heavy, and all hope left me."

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"I am the most unhappy creature in the world."

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"I understood why people were scared, because I was screaming and throwing stones. Then I knew I couldn't let these beautiful people see me. They would be scared by my horrible face and body."

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Victor's father writes him a letter informing him of the death of his brother William, allegedly killed for stealing a gold chain.

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"I knew the death of this child would hurt you, Victor Frankenstein, my creator."

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Iin chapter 11 he explains that after destroying the second monster in his laboratory, the narrator wonders if he is doing something worse than before. When he sees the face of the monster looking at him through the window, he decides to destroy the creature.

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"I found the right place on an island off the north coast and soon everything was ready for me to start work on the woman monster."

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After celebrating their wedding, the narrator, Frankenstein, and Elizabeth head to their honeymoon at a lakeside hotel.

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Victor Frankenstein's fight against the monster he created, motivated by revenge and the need to put an end to his actions. The final scene where Frankenstein writes his farewell letter conveys a sense of peace and resignation, as he accepts death and the presence of his loved ones. This story highlights issues such as moral responsibility and the consequences of our actions.

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"I remembered the monster's promise to be with me on the night of my wedding. We would fight to the death on that night."

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In Captain Robert Walton's final addition to the story, it is revealed that Frankenstein's monster confesses to having caused the death of Victor Frankenstein, regretting his actions and wishing to find peace.

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In my opinion this book is very this book has a very moving plot and that makes you get hooked on reading and I would recommend it to teenagers and people who like tension stories.